Math Everywhere

This educational game is designed for primary school students to practice their multiplication skills. With four difficulty levels, easy, medium, hard, and Legendary, the game presents 10 random multiplication questions that must be answered correctly to complete each level. The game uses grab interaction to allow the user to pick up and move digits around them. The digits are randomly spawned within a one-meter radius around the user, and the user must find the correct digit and place it in the answer slot in the correct order.

This program aims to make math problems more engaging and interactive for primary school students, helping them to learn and remember multiplication concepts. The program works best with Meta Quest Pro or any headset with color pass-through, as it immerses the user in a virtual reality environment where numbers float around them, waiting to be picked. Although there were time constraints in this project, there were three major goals that could not be achieved. The first goal was to use Quest-Guardian to understand the user's bounds and ensure that numbers appear only within the designated area. This feature would allow for activities in a classroom or gymnasium where users can find their numbers within the designated area. The second goal was to incorporate Hand-tracking SDK to simplify controls and reduce breakable material for younger users. Incorporating these features in the future would further enhance the user experience. The third goal was to implement a colorful experience who would be depending on the difficulty level. The number and the guardian would have shader that would match the color of the difficulty and would have bring the experience in another level. Overall, this game serves as an excellent tool for primary school students to improve their multiplication skills while enjoying an interactive and immersive learning experience with a lot of potential amelioration.